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Third generation prediction of secondary structures

Rost et al., 2000

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11217322161301663958
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Rost B
Sander C
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Protein structure prediction: Methods and protocols

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The sequence-structure gap is rapidly increasing. Currently, databases for protein sequences (eg, SWISS-PROT [1]) are expanding rapidly, largely due to large-scale genome sequencing projects: at the beginning of 1998, we know already all sequences for a dozen …
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